Sentence examples for an instant office from inspiring English sources
She advises carrying a small pouch for work materials: for example, a flash drive, pens, pencils and reading glasses — and whatever else you need to create an instant office in the air.
As of 2004, more than 20 million Americans worked at least partially from home, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and a 2006 Census study showed that more than five million Americans did so full time; for some, the shed provides an instant office at a convenient remove from household distractions.
So far, the market is still small, though a tipping point of sorts may have been reached this year, when Design Within Reach began selling the Kithaus, along with furnishing packages to turn it into an instant office, bedroom, pool house or den.
Customers can create an instant office with Straight Talk's noise-filtering dual speakers, and microphones create a professional-quality speakerphone.
Yeah, you read that right: DIY Flasks disguised as electronics let you get your drink on like a blogger Apple patent watch: sun-lit displays WhiteyBoard: An instant whiteboard for your instant office Dog high chair.
But the film has the added complication of being something that the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki never were: an instant box office product.
I'd call both instant office space and remote workers a win for the virtual startup.
INSTANT OFFICE Reluctant to leave your laptop behind, even though there are Internet cafes, kiosks and business centers with computers at most business travel destinations?
The Rangers were an instant box-office success at the Garden, and in their second season they won the Stanley Cup, the National Hockey League's championship prize.
Yet no sooner had I restored my jaw to its rightful position than I found myself accepting, and an instant later my office was empty save for a few speed lines, as in a comic strip: I'd high-tailed it to the library in order to begin remediating my embarrassing literary gap, a cause to which I devoted — with a kind of mounting, marveling pleasure — much of this past summer.
